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To conclude ,ith the Comic Pantothime of THE FROZEN MOUNTAIN; Or, HARLLQUIN LAPLANI:Ek._ Second price at Halt past Eight. Equestrian Tuition daily; troin Ten till Three. tie Blood- Red Right will he performed To-mor- LZ and Saturda%, with the Hunted Tailor, and Harlequin of 14 " ( ier. Next Week, the last new Comic Harlequinade t e , Pindar ol Waketicld, or, Gog and Magog. —No Money ---ed. '-' l --2. - NIARLIWAOUWI - ' . •-: August, 23,' ISto. Rt 'MR V E HUNDRED GIJINFAS REWARD. °BLitt' ROBERTS, 'eh-aged with Felony, 1 ,, es led from Prison: -is about 5 feet 4or j inches Oh, ttsti made, sallow complexion, dark coloured c-irled ~ - IN whiskers inclining to red, ; and about s; years of txe,liad on, when he eseal;etl, a dark blue coat, with yellow "`" , s • strped blue and buff waistcoat, and light corded ~ e ec h _ ' ' cs. .. 1 1 1 Whoever will apprehend, or cause tiim to be apprehended, a all receive the abo've reward of Three Hundred Guineas, by o „Plyi 4 , to Mr Bison, Clerk at the abrA , e O ffi ce. 1 K I CHA RD ARM! I'AG E, late of Constable-alley, Hox -122° ah,,: i r 5 feet 7or 3 inches . high, stotAt made, fair trash y —ln Otexion, light hail, walks 'still and upright, about ;6 b.. r .' of age, stands charged with felony, absconded tom his seou (lie i I I h (4y of .1. LIVI St , inst. and had on a dark olive L':%:! coat, toilinette waistcoat, corduroy breeches, and s .„ " 1 rli Itglit t 01,4 l' c I, ueV,er will apprehend the said Richard Armitage, shall cr ,'"e ot Mr liissun, by appl) lug as aforesaid, the Reward ~) ... 1. , , e. • . .--......._ '`• , inlay— ...Joined,. ..... „ NSC‘iAii) ANV Cti. 1. SI4LW ,t6tur", - Su. viving ear titer and Sole Conductor, ' kESPECIFULLY arq.,aint the Public the} , are v 1 , 0 , v- So nog 'I IChEI S alai sHA It ES in the greatest 3; l `'t.v ot Numbers, at their . truly fortunate Offices, No. sr COKNI111.1. • it, 1101 BORN, .38, 1 - lAYNIARKET, t,.“ zt - 9, STRAND. For the last Semen Years they have p„' lot une's greatest Favourites, and in the two last years i; I Y, they S,ared and Scsld zz i Phzes of . z 7.,000 s Prizes 0f45,000 3: io,ooo N n - 4* io.) alai 4 - ~ o o The First - 3 0 , 000 '' 7 ,0 81 Price ut 500 't ickets The l.ast - 25,0e0 2 438 - too Ditto. And u,:ly - 4 , ', 000 bet„,• Prue ever Sold or Snared. ' -..tes 3,618, the Gr ind Prize of i 0.7.0 Tickets, or ,C 24,765. -,.„ An,: in toe Last l.trttery alone Ten Capitals. t o lle ordy Lottery to Dt.' orawn this Year, will be toth Oc ,Ccr, on a New Plan, having live Pilz:.s of [2o,coo,only -- , iiers, mi i ~'• F h ree Wanks t. aP. Tie. 1 : 1- C -----L- 1-1.ZA it 1..), 61.4tNE, at Ca. Stock-Brokers, i l Ichp:,Ltitlll) 111101111 OW Public, that . PICKETS awl c:\ RES rot the ensuing Lk ) 1 IL RY are now on Sale at ur °ince, No 93, under the ROYAL EXCI - 1.-iNUL, " 0 5% here el.c: in Laiidon ori-iheir account. - - ' S CHF: iCI i.:: - . , S - - of - £2.0,,..., - - ace - -.. 4100,0n° 5 - - - - ' 2,000 • S - _ _ - 1000 to .. .. - - s°° Jou . . .. . .... . 55 .. -..- SO , 2,500 • ' 1 c025 Vie, ~....0... 15 • * ..• * ... • • 72,000 lc ' Tickets. X200,0c00 . Lie Dra , .‘ii hi ONE DAY, the tgth OCTOBE k Next •-•11.-kM, i:ty.eight i;es, and WI X, about Sixty three Males 110111 London. TO TIE SOLD BY AUCTION, On By; LINTON .and LAVALLIN, •N'ednehti o r, thef;tt day of Ottobei, ISio, at the White fhart Inn, Colchester, at Twelve o'clock, A • IN r o 'c , rdin g to print,d Particulais they and 'there . to be pro. o 4 ''eti, unless pieviousty disposed of by Private Contract, °I which twice will be given, with iminediate possession, tUe following very valdablo and desirable Estates; LOT I. THE MANSION-HOUSE called the ROOKE tit,4 1/, in i)E Oft Ait aforesaid, anti,sg A. more or less, of At iile, ale.idow, and Pasture Lana and Orchards, in a ci v i R with sue Out-bu, tha whole cy at 1)) hold, equal to , te itabl e.iiilu, except nas five Acres, inure t r omar less, I),` of the Lord, in the occupation of. Mr. Firmiu, the o inietor. t ee l , liouse is fit for the immediate residence of 3 large gen. l'antily, with two .Gardens well•inclosed and planted A h choice f ruts-trees in full bearing. iarge dettlied cottage. near the Mansion-!rouse, fit Ine resilience ut a blll4il genteel family, four t:fest Bed ii:lls, Servants' rooms, and„suitable Offices, also a Coacl:- o tae, Stalie, and Garden, now let to Waiter Clerk, Esq for Yer, from the stit filly last, and also a Tenement and odeli now in the occupation of John Nickerson. in A Aso .t arm adjoining, in the pansies of Dedham c ym Lin k twin, consisting of a Dairy, two Barns, t wo Stables, 4,. ( c 'w-hous;.;, a rill-yard, anal severai Tenements and Garden. L.t to dal' rent Persons at low Rents, and tit A. 2R. ti • inoie or 'et -Arable Meadow 0 zier Ground, and Or -4",1, all customary Copyli - ild. h o Also a Copy wild tMessuage or Tenement, with the Out. 1.• U se and Garen thereto ,iclonging, situate near Dedham 1l pike, i n t he oc c up a tion of .Willtani flail. - Landis all good, a considerable part of it adjoins the River Stour. a t e:lle London Coactiei 'pass daily within a quarter of a' th, of the Mansion-house, and clue rust morning and ening I ire Neighbourhood is good, the . Roads excellent, and the 4 9try delight tut. ' This Estate may be viewed by applying to Mn; yirmin. • LOT 11. • , onsists of a most -desirable ESTATE, called POND ttt tor the residence•ut a 'Gentleman's family, situ ; ‘\,, Ex an d BR ,DFILLI), in ESSEX, surrounded by g ° koans and resecctable Nelghbothhood. Upon it is . a. t ) '•' ( :?t 1 Ei,y tions.se, tveJlarge. Barns, ard caller requisite Out tu,geiher with o Acres of rich Arable antlsPasture, t) ,rt Or Less, 111 _Ring.lence; in a high state of cut ion, ,4i(ludi 1)1411ng a neaui W.. wood ot 19 akA.more ur less, 16d w it h hire, \ grown 1), and Lin, Timber, t oe , entre. a large Pond, formerly used as a decoy, a fine f Dp `'erve tut. Pheasants and other Game. forty - t woLAcres Yhold, the remainder hreehold. The greater part Tithe The outgoings very inb,lerate. a t r, , s 0 the i.. teat and Slll.lll 1 ants arising from three Farms Je lnhig Containing 4`..,arut 77 y. 3 R..with a Picfitable Gra. •Pit. 1 1 ; : lic Estate is convenient for Sea-water Bathing, Smiles let, c m Harwich,fr m M oanningttec, and t 3 from Gulches- apital Mai ket Towns. 11( t h• key,-tne Bailiff, will shevi, this Estate. ), 1 or twitter • particulars, apply to Mr. -Firmin, Dedham ; • 40 . rank Sinythies, Solicitor, Colchester; Messrs. Milne Parry, Sollcators, Temple; or Mr. Sohn Skinner, Dale Lawtojd, new .Manningtree, Essex, where Maps and 4 lVAttiian.t.ot the t.st.u.s in,iy he seen. tit'ilCA WiDlNl4lw.e, • Aug. , 7, TH,E PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice. that Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall. Mall, on or before Wednesday, the sth day of September next, from such Per soot as may be willing,* undertake the Supply of HATS an d CAPS, for • Service sf this Depattment, Jos a period of Three Years. Pattern, of the Article, may be viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office at tim Tower; and the Term s and Conditions of the Gator-ma, together with all farther particu lars, may be known at the Secretary's ?ffiee. ht - Pall. Mall, aforesaid, any day, between the hours of Tex and Four o'Clock, where the . Proposals matt be delivered, sealed up and indorsed, " Proposals for Flats and Caps ;" bin no Proposal can Ge witted ,after the said stb day of September,at Twelve o'Clock at Mon of the same day ; neilberwill any Tender Sc noticed, u, ,less the Party making it, or an' ',gent in "kis GehaU, sball al ' • . By Order- of the Board, . R. •H. CR E Secretay. • OFFICE OF • Aug. 22, 1810 THE PRINCIPAL GI:RICERS .(2f .111,5 • - 11 - jESTY's ORDNANCE E •,do hereby give IVitice, That they will sell by Public ;Inchon,. at the nwer, on -ihnrSdy', the O. Day of . Septem4er.next, between the bv,ers of ten aitd flout o'clock,' sun.by Lot & cl cld and, y.te,-I.:ceafie ORDNANCE S TO It ES, consisting of Hanes, Colla B it- halters, Rope traces, • aa varl4o: other articles of Saddlery, and Harness clothing, and sund , y articles ofßeitclin g . ,. 'l'divdertorns, Tents, and Sand-bags ; Cop Per, Steel, - and Mixed 'Metal, Tools of sorts ; Bellows-fage and Hand-carts ; • Cartridges, Hides, old Match, and Fire-cngines,•• with a variety of oi li e r articles the whole of which may 6e Tifwed, upon application_ at the Ho., nwirabli Principal Stcrekeeper's tylie . at the Towt•-, and at. the R> al Arsenal at Woolwith, until the day If Sale, at which places Printed Lists of the Lots will be delivered to those Persons who may apf(yfor the same, by Order of the Road, J. . Li. CREW, Ser. NEW EDITION. THE'WATERING PLACES FOR 18ro. This Day was published, ,price 13s. in hoards, 13$. 6d. in red,. or 14s. ea: t gut, in One very thick and closer) , printed. Volume,' illustrated with nearly Seventy NI aps and Views, -"HE GUIDE to - ALL the WATERING and IL SEA-BATHING PLACES .in ENGLAND and WALES, for igro ; consisting of accurate arid Ciretirmtan rial.D:scriptions of every Place of fashionable Resort, and of the Curiosities and Scenery in their - Environs, with an Iti- Hera; y of the Roads to and from each Place. Ity the EDITOR of the PICTURE of LONDON'. This Work is so %Nell known, and has been so universally approved ot for its Comp!e.zeness and Accuracy, that anViur -14,:r description or its Comeats, or any observatiorls oA its Merits and[Lltility, would be supetftuoui. • Printed tbr Richard Phillips, N 0.6, Bridge-street, Black friars ; and to he had of all Booksellers, particularly of those who reside at the respedive Sea-Bathing and Watering Places. 0 t whom may also. be had, The PiElure of London for 1810, by the same Editor, price 0. bound in red. • THURSDAY; AUGUST 30 ) , 1810. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Aug. v 7, THE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING HIS - MA JESTY's NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Friday, the jtst instant, they will be ready to re. ceive Tertder, in writing (sealed up), and treat for Two Min. dred Tons' of MUSCO VADO SUGAR, to be anmerable to Samples to he produced with the Tenders, to be delivered in the original Packages at the rate oJJrom Seventy to Eighty Tons per week, into his Majesty's Piaualling Store: at Deptford; and to be paid for by Bills, payable with Intetest, ninety days after date. 1 'be Conditions of the Cuntraa may 6e teen at the Secoetary's Office. Nu regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price tb,.l, net be inserted in words at lei:gtb. or that shall ma he de. liZ7ered to the Board before One o'Clack on the :aid Frid4J, the Javan', nor unless .Ibe Person who makes . the Tender, or same-Pe►snn on Ait 4rbacf..aitlnidt. to a'it,s'e► ri.h , n called for. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Aug. 17, aro. THE PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS vf HIS MA , YES IT'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That Pi;pcsalt,wili he received at their Office, in Pall MA on or be. for Wednesday, the sth Day of September next, from stab Per. sob; as may be willing to undertake sit Stattlyi cf CO PPE k HOOPS for Service of this Department, for a period of One Year: Patterns of the Article may be viewed upon Applkation at the Principal Starelteepei% Office, at the Tower ; any! the Terms and Conditions of the Contraa, together with all further l'articulars, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall Mall, aforesaid. any Day, betvirtn the Meat of Ten and Four o'Cl' ck, where thr Proposals must he delivered, sealed rep and indorsed, "Proposals for Copper "hoops ;" but no Proposal can FE admitted a 'kr 'hi said sth Day of Sept. at Twelve o'Clock at Nom of tb; Jaffe Day ; neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party milling ir, or an Agent in hit Behalf, shall attend. ly Order of the Boar", R. H. CREW, See. I- L'ALL.l . ;ti'G-OtllC.'t, .7u& to, 1 , 6. THE COMMISSIONER Sjor PICTUALLING Ws AmyEs T i 's NAV Y do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday, the 4tir of Septorber next, tivy will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed 4), and treat /or Inch quantities of PRIME IRISHIIEEFa dPOßK,rolvtutedintheensuing season. as the respeaive Mei chants and Ma e s therein may think proper to offer; one-third parr thereof to he packed in. Hail Puncheons., one-third part in Tierce:, and one-third part in Bat rely; to the delivered into bit illajes!es VlauallingStor es at Depilord,. Portsmouth, Plymouth, and Cork, acrd late the Army Viaualling . Stores in St. Catherine's, In regular proportions o/ each descrip tion of Casks, by the periods uidei mentiomed, viz. One-fourth part of the whole by the sBth February, Mt, One-tourth part more, istli April, Mt. One-fourth part inure,; tact May, 1811, And the remaining fourth pan by the isth Italy, all, and to be fail for by Bills payable, with inures!, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Costteaa somy be men at the Secretary's Office, at ibis Office, or by applying to y. H. Dunsterville, Agent for !Iv PiaualliNg, at Cock ; to the Collsaors of his Mes jesVi Customs at Limerick, BeUatt, IVerutr, and Waterford; and to 164 Postmaster-General at Dublin terpeaively. N. B. No Tender foe a las quantity than 'WO Tbouramd Tierces of Beef, and . Twe Thousand Tierces of Pork, will beat_ milted; nor will regard be bad to any in which the Price shall not be inserted in words a! length, or that rhall not be delivered to th e Board before One o'Clock on the said Tuesday, the 4th of Sep umbel next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Pei son.on his behalf, avends to .1,141le; zr.hen called for. . 'The amount of the probable quantities of Irish Beef and Pork, to be contiaaed for as above mentioned, ni.fy also be k , iown s ly t:y ng t /Jff iee. • - • 1.1:7e. 'E . Ili • dug, r 7, ato. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of :MS MA YESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposals ;will be received at their Office, in •Pall. Mall, on &r ',foe iVednelday, the stb day . olSept. next front such Persons .::.'nurybe willing to undertake the supply of HELMETS and CAPS, for Service of this Department, /er a period of Three Years. • Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Offiee at the Tower; aed the Terms and Conditions of the Centract, together with all further partic.ularr, ntafbe known at the Secreta , y''s Office in Pall.ma, aforesaid,. any day between the floured Ten and Foto- o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and iadarsed, " Proposals for Helmets and Caps ;" hut no Proposal can de admitted alter the said sib day of September, at Twelve o'clock at Noon ol the same day ; ,neither will any fender be noticed, unless the Party making )1, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Beard, 'R. H. CREW, • This Day was puil4hed, price is. BRIEF 013SERVATIONS co the ADDRESS to His mAiEsTy proposed by Earl C IZEY, in s the House of Lords, lune 13, is/v. . By WII.I.IAIII.RDS'COE,.IEsq.• - Liverpool : Printed for T, Cadell aid W. Davies, Strand, London. . On Saturday, Septeinber t, will be Published, In Four very large Volumes' itryin. t'ri'ce tr. as in boards, t. 4 `OREST of MONTALBANO'; a Nove). 4y. the Author of " Santo Se.batiano,'.' and the" Itoinanw. of the Pyrennees." ' . • . - Also, in One Volume,'.l2mo. price 4s. 6:1, bOir r dS, Ch,raederib6c - Incidents drawn• from -Reid Life • or, 'the History of the Rockinghams . ; interspersed ,with 4:l4escrip- - non of the I iihabittuas of RISSi3, and'a variety of interesting Anecdotes of Peter the ,G rest. By Mrs. Pilkington. Printed for G. Robinson, Paternoster-row: Of whom may be had, lately pul}iished, in (,age i2Mo,.price .is. (id. boards, The 111- fated "Marinet; or Richard the Runaway. By the same A uthor. AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR, (The Ori*inal Invention of Mr: Henry, and brought by his successive Improvements to the highest perfedion) conti. nues to be prepared and sold by Messrs. H NRY, mists, Manchester.. HIS agreeable PERFUMED LIQUOR, willth is Jgoal iroSed of highly concentrated Vinegar, joined with the most pleasant Aromatics and efficacious Antiseptics, May be i4ept unimpaired in any climate and tor itnyllength of time Its pungent 000ur adapts it for atnrciing relief in Head-aches Faintings, Sty. ; and renders it peculi a r ly grateful and r efreshing in crowded rooms; in places of public resort, and in the apartinents of the sick. 1 t counteracts, al so, the infection of COntagiOus Diseases. - _ As many spurious anit interior imitations are Sold under tit same and siMilat names, the ptiblic are requested to.ob serve, ai the only proolof its being genuar that the naroos of Messrs, HEN It Y, Manchester, are engraved on the Sta ..p. The AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, in bottles, e rice as. 9d eac: (Stamp included) is's o ld wholet a l ean d reta il by BAYLEY anti DLL W,Cuckspur-street, the only Agents i tiLontinn authorised by the Proprietors _ ; where may be had, Sponge Boxes of Gold, Silver, Cornelian, Chrystalaec. • Also, HEN RY's CALCINED MAGNESIA, in bottles at 2S. 61. and larger with glass stoppers, at 45: each, their nanicsneing on thestamps. A CER I AIN DI.SEASE. DE. FREEMAN'S Universal and long established Medicine, U rrA SA LUTARI S, May be depended on to be a cert in, sate, and speedy cure for the most inveterate 'Venereal Disease, (sleets, Ulcers, Paws and Obstructions in the Urinary Passages in either sex ; its operation is by urine and insensible perspiration. A sight case isgenerally cured in a few days, and a confirmed Lues in a short time. Inveterate Scurvy, Fistula, DropsieS, Rheurnatisms, (;ravels, Weaknesses, and Obstructions, are speedily removarby these sate and salutary dropS. They require nothing to work them Ott; no restraint of diet, or hinder.i , Le win business. Those who take them may •de ,ena oh a sourd and perfect cure, without the knowledge Or ail) , person whatever. They Cause no sickneSs, and the tient may go . aboUt his or her business without the least dan ger.. Tha large quantities that are daily sold-tor exportation ,anddomestic use, prove theireflicacy to surpass every other men.cine in the known world.. Soul by appointnient of Dr. l re, man at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Chcapside, corner of Pa ternoster-row ; and retail by one or inure Medicine Venders . very town, .in bottles at as. yd. and 4s. 6d. each, with a:n. Ic directions. BY THE KING'S PATENT. pR. NORItIS's I EVER DROPS. THE experience of more-than half a-century lots so' fully established the reputation of this invaluable MeAcine, that it is now upliecessary to expatiate on its cit . !_ ca tin every species of Fever, particularly the Scarlet and Typius Fever; alsp the'Vel low 01 l'iltri , t Fever; they have never been kiidwn to fail, when ad iniiiistered agreeable to di. rectim ;in the" Measles, • Sill :t 5 Jx Teething, and most Disorders incident to Children they are an infallible remedy the decays and discomfort's of 'advan&d fife are 'under iiicit innirdiate influence, .they inirriediately s top - The ..pittigniii'vt. a tre,h Cold, and are particularly adapted as a gennd Hvstoiai tive The Familfl3ottle, 2is.:sold it the Do6tor's Houk., Net.. zsi, Lower Brook •street, G rhsvenuf.sqbai . e, wheii; orders for. exportation are duly executed Smatter Bottles, t is. and 2S. 9(1. Wit .lesate and retail, at liacon'S, ice, Oxlbeth'streer,'zinti try tiot , t tespectable Venters in Town and Conner)); iltso Dr.NOR RlS's celebrated ANTI HI L 1011S'Y I l': LS, wits ample Directions, 2s. 9d. the Box. Obterle that the wends "Thomas Norris Moore" are engraved on the - Cavern. inert Stamp ; no other's are or cane genuine.'' [PRICE SIXPENCE HAi.rptNNY. GAZET2E EXTRAORDINARY O 1 rHs SPiiNISH RUSE,NCY: Eanchty, Arg. s, %Bro. INTERCEPTED - LETTERS OF D. MI.:UEL AKAN', ZA, MINISTER OF Ft/REIGN A,kkAIRS: MOST EXCELLENT SIR, " 1 am informed by Al. •C sille ) .8 French offliet ) who was formerly empliiyed in the service of Spain ) atterwards passed to that of Portugal, and now is with our ancient King, D. Carlos IV. on ter the name of Fiist Equerry, that that PritLe hits, An his misfortunes, obtained a gruat melioration, which has enabled hint amply to provide winsett with eve ry thing. Caille says, that he lives (1. ti 4 and conicta in his private lif e; but - tha' tUtt , Louisa, is not in the same diwt.sitt c,lntinually gives sufficient niari.s ut i 4 j ai,ticittort and discontent; wiih. a desire of expt nce as wr uterly. They receive every month stoo,uou nines, which are very putritt 1h paid , wi in's money they have i so...c.ent to thrrnseives ing to their rank. The Count de Montezelas, Minister for the Fore ga Department of : 13avar a,- v.llO has rentaiticd here ..tter she departure of his Soveteigi), to con clude the, affitir of the ;mien - mates; received oidets to accelerate his return to Munich, to be there 'fore the celebration of the marriage of that Prince Heieditdu to the Pitt tet'SS of Hesse Darmstadt, and although he was qui;e ready for his departure, *he has been oblige.d , rto retaid it on account of some tie . * incident relative to the same affair Of thecompensa -:--- • • twos. • , " l4issty -Moje thp.Stntleroris .- eii - peled to-more , row this capital: •• C0(1 przs , :rve your Excellency may years. 1 ‘ Parii, Md) §e.1611 : . el Duque de SA-mate.% 11.-TO THE SAME. " MOST F. __XCELLIINT SIR, " The people in Holland are very discontented and dispO,ed to revolt ;.• it is not feared however that they will attempt any thing, because there is every where a sufficient number of French troop., to sub due- them. It is said that the Daich have offered 14 millions of byres, that the cAotlial . produce might not be confiscated, and- taken away to Anvers, al though it has been represAtted - that - these did be long to the Dutch.and the French. It is be,ieved that the transport of the slid eifects, already em barked, in a great part, has been, tor this reason, ,suspended. ":Napoleon had before confiscated the colonial produce which are in Hollaud i whoriN:)ever 'hey might belorig to; he has . decreed the 'batik- uptcy, appropriating to himself thetwo:birdpartsot the Pub lic Stocks of that nation, stlipped her ut tier marine, and finally has united 'her to the French bi'up re, depriving her of & the shadow, which was lett ;.,r of independence; that is to• say, he has regetitraied her after his way. • "It is not spuken for the present of the voyage of the Emperor of Italy, and although the lepurt has been current that be would soon set off fur Mar rac, and that various arrangements had been settled fur it, it is assured fur the present that he wit! hot go i .i.inless the future successes in Spain require atc. " Paris, 16th lunei ISto...—To the Duke of Santafe." Translated Copy of a Letter, from 'the Duke of SANTA!! (0011 lost Da AK Arlaw), late Minister ut the Ftr.venue in Spain , _ and Vice-King ut M exi c o , at present a tt Traitor to s Country, And • SpAhish d'Ad.nres, from the intrusi%e Kin/, I At the Court or trance, addressed to Oull NIARIANO LOUR os kJ a oullo. Lite Minister of State in spaiii, now a Traitur to OAS Lu-altry, and Munster to Foreign ntialTS to 10$Er. " Minister for Foreign Au - airs Office. sf MOST EXCELLENT SIR, lam now able to write to pour Excellency upon subject, which directly concern us. 1 had the day belore yestelday a long conversilion . with the Duke de Cadure, Minister for the Foreign Ile ations. He had before sqicl io me he wi,lied to communicate me something by the command of the Emperor. I shall ,relate you every thing with 'respect to that conference, in which different subjeas.tvere treated, and all of consequence.' " The Minister told me, that his Imperial Ma jesty can sendno More money to Spain,, and it is necessary that that kingdom should provide to the maintenance and the expences of their army that he has done enough' in having employed 400,000 Fret)Ch troops for the reduction of Spain ; thal FranCe has emptied its coffers',, having sent there front the beginning of the, war..more than two him died millions of livres ; that our ,Government have not made use of the resources which the country 'offers, in order to increase their funds; that they should have forced the contribOons in Andalusia, -especially in Seville and Malaga; and likewise in Murcia ; that his Majesty has imposed . upon Lerida a contribution of six millions of livres am not cer tain it this was the quantity which he siid -to tne, or any other larger Ann) *) ; that all the effects •and h oods belonging to the English, found in Andal us i a , should have been confiscated ; and his Inipertal Ma jesty has persuaded•hiniself, that those which were in cille only could have brought forty ntillion g s; that they should have seized otf the plate o the churches and convents ; that necessar.ly there must he much money in circulation in Spain ; reckoning that which the French and English fu,v.! brough t there, and that which has curve front AtueriCa Ciai the Emperor has always made - win at the ex_ 5 11. We were ignorant of that new benefit, which, united to the sack or the town, and the slaughter of the.inhabitants. without the excws. ot•the"childten ttor women, ought to iiave,completed I.vrtil regard to Lerida the system of paternal LUYetliflLlit Wint.3ll.ne new dynasty otters to us. •